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  • I created a new project and started making new statuses and transitions, however, these new statuses/transitions are now replacing the statuses/transitions in the other projects. How can I avoid this?

I created a new project and started making new statuses and transitions, however, these new statuses/transitions are now replacing the statuses/transitions in the other projects. How can I avoid this?

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October 3, 2016
 

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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October 3, 2016

You'll find the projects share the same workflow scheme, so when you change a workflow in that scheme, it affects all projects using it.  You can decouple this - create a new workflow scheme, with its own workflows (copying them is an excellent approach) and set the projects to use different ones.

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